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Our  head of the Secure Software Systems Group, Prof. Dr. Alexandra Dmitrienko, has been appointed as Full Professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen.

Breaking Boundaries: MirageFlow Unleashes a New Wave of Attack on the Tor Network. Discover our pioneering research accepted at NDSS 2024, revealing a novel method to manipulate traffic in the Tor network.

We are pleased to announce, that three of our research group's work on the security of Federated Learning systems has been accepted for presentation at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS) 2024, which is currently taking place in San Diego, California.

We are pleased to announce that our research group's work on cybersecurity, "MESAS: Poisoning Defense for Federated Learning Resilient against Adaptive Attackers," has been accepted for presentation at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS) 2023

Honored with Best Poster Award for 'TorMult' at the Cyber AI Winter School 2023.

SSS group attending the General Assembly meeting of CROSSCON project in Guimaraes, Portugal.

The member of Secure Software Systems group presents group’s resent research work at ESORICS conference in The Hague.

Secure Software System group got a new member.

On September, 19th Prof.Dmitrienko is talking at the CROSSING Conference hosted by TU Darmstadt about the challenge of facing adaptive attackers in Federated Learning.

On September, 12 Prof. Dmitrienko gives a keynote talk at the I4CS Conference in Bamberg.

The 6th CyberSecurity and Privacy (CySeP) Summer School at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, June 12-16, 2023.

On March 30th, Alexandra Dmitrienko is participating at the High-Tech Women Workshop.

This week, the Secure Software Systems group presents two papers at the Network and Distributed System Security (NDSS) Symposium 2023

The school provides a great opportunity to researchers at the early stage of career path to establish new contacts, share ideas and disseminate research results. The event is held in the second week of February.

The goal of the project is to develop and standardize methods for protection of products from forgery and inappropriate quality. The developed methods will enable end users to verify product origin by utilizing the out-of-the-shelf devices, such as smartphones. The project will be conducted in collaboration with VDE, AIM, Hochschule Mannheim, KOBIL and PAV Card. The kick-off project meeting took place this Monday in VDE premises in Offenbach.